by las_supervisior | May 13, 2025 | Surrogate Mothers, Intended Parents, Introduction to Surrogacy, Surrogacy Process, Surrogacy Resources
Surrogacy in Orange County California isn’t just possible — it’s thriving.But if you’re just starting your journey, you’re likely overwhelmed by legal jargon, clinic choices, and dozens of surrogacy agencies promising “the best match.” Let’s...
by las_supervisior | May 12, 2025 | Surrogate Mothers, Introduction to Surrogacy, Surrogacy Process, Surrogacy Resources
Surrogacy in Tracy offers a peaceful path to parenthood in a city just an hour east of Sacramento. Tracy, California provides a calm, family-friendly environment away from the fast pace of the metro area — making it an ideal location for intended parents ready to grow...
by las_supervisior | May 7, 2025 | Surrogate Mothers, Introduction to Surrogacy, Surrogacy Process, Surrogacy Resources
Yes — you can sometimes be a surrogate if you’ve had gestational diabetes.However, the severity, treatment, and outcome of your previous pregnancy will play a major role in determining your eligibility. At Los Angeles Surrogacy, we evaluate each applicant’s health...
by las_supervisior | May 6, 2025 | Surrogate Mothers, Introduction to Surrogacy, Surrogacy Process, Surrogacy Resources
If you’ve been diagnosed with PCOS and are considering becoming a surrogate, you’re likely asking:“Can I be a surrogate with PCOS?” The short answer is: Sometimes — depending on how PCOS has affected your fertility and pregnancy history. At Los Angeles Surrogacy, we...
by las_supervisior | May 6, 2025 | Surrogate Mothers, Introduction to Surrogacy, Surrogacy Process, Surrogacy Resources
Wondering if you can be a surrogate after preeclampsia?You’re not alone. Many women who’ve experienced this condition during pregnancy are eager to help others build families — and are curious whether a history of preeclampsia disqualifies them from becoming a...
by las_supervisior | May 6, 2025 | Surrogate Mothers, Introduction to Surrogacy, Surrogacy Process, Surrogacy Resources
Yes, you can be a surrogate after a C-section — in fact, many surrogates have had one or more Cesarean deliveries.Surrogacy agencies, including Los Angeles Surrogacy, routinely work with women who’ve had C-sections, provided their previous deliveries were healthy and...
